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#3307

Man, good thing your manager sounds like an LP guy or at least knows about them :stuck_out_tongue: I’ve had friends with managers whom have screamed murder over the tiniest things.

#3308

He has Hybrid Theory on his phone, that’s probably the extent of his knowledge, but he’s a cool guy. He plays Pokemon Go, too, which we talk about quite a bit

#3309

well, merry christmas everyone! here in Hungary 24th December is the main day of the holiday, the rest two days are just for the meals :smiley:

:evergreen_tree::gift:

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#3310

Same here, let’s eat and don’t move! :joy: Merry Christmas :christmas_tree:

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#3311

Merry Christmas. I’m getting presents later today too :stuck_out_tongue:

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#3312

Same in here. Merry Christmas to everyone! :smile:

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#3313

Xmas is tomorrow, why are you celebrating today?

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#3314

Just found this. So nice that I still have this harmonica (remember me and other dude trying to sing Engel with two harmonicas at school a couple of years ago)

3024×4032 1.91 MB

#3315

Merry christmas everyone!

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#3316

isn’t Christmas tomorrow?

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#3317

Merry Xmas to whoever celebrates it!

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#3318

main mathematics rule: if something is easy, then you’re doing it wrong

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#3319

@evooba @NickGr if you wonder why some celebrate it on X’mas eve, one of the reasons is:
they’ve to attend church service today. (Heard from my other aunt)

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#3320

ah, same as it is in Russia. Christmas in churches is celebrated for the whole night

#3321

Definitely. And then you feel like shooting yourself in the head when you over think a genuinely easy question.

I don’t. For us it’s just a tradition to open presents on xmas eve.

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#3322

My mother once pleaded for everyone not to wait until midnight to open presents, but most of the time we still end up waiting til midnight (stay til this late anyway)

#3323

My sister actually wanted to wait until xmas to open most of her presents. The logic in that had left me completely stumped. And when I ask why she can’t seem to give me a proper answer either.

#3324

It’s not compulsory though, or is it in some places?

We also don’t wait till midnight for Xmas day, we do that on New Year’s Eve. And in Greece they open presents on New Year’s, not Xmas.

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#3325

same here, and we don’t celebrate xmas as we celebrate the ny.

#3326

Well, people also stay til midnight on New Year’s Eve, to see the fireworks that launch at midnight.

Btw what presents on New Year’s Day?